How to Implement a Custom Exception Handler for Streamlit Apps

If you’ve deployed a Streamlit app, you’ve probably seen it: the red screen when something goes wrong. In development, it’s annoying. In production, it’s invisible unless a user tells you. Here's a technical walkthrough to implement a custom exception handler and get ahead of the problem. Learn how to: - Use set_global_exception_handler from streamlit-extras. - Log detailed exception data directly to a Snowflake table or with Snowflake Telemetry. - Automate Slack alerts for instant notifications when an app breaks. Implement a robust error-handling strategy and ensure your apps are always online: https://lnkd.in/g9rwTJwN

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Antoine Giraud

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Gaëtan, si un jour tu passes de BigQuery / GCP à Snowflake sur un projet hâte à mercredi sur DATANOSCO 😎

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Terence Timbang

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Raino Botha

Snowflake | Cloud-Native Architecture, Databases

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Custom Exception Handlers will help teams proactively identify and resolve issues. This is very helpful ❄️

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Terence Timbang

AI & Data Science | ❄️ Solution Engineering | Helping Organizations Win With Data

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